A new nationwide crackdown on illegal number plates will target drivers who dodge fines and organised crime gangs as the Department for Transport funds a
Police Scotland turned off speed cameras despite admitting it would lead to an increase in people breaking the law. Documents show officers concluded the only
Construction companies are to be spared excessive paperwork under reforms to corporate reporting rules launched by the government. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds is vowing to
There is still no opening date for the £40 million motorway junction in South Gloucestershire that has been unused since 2019, a government minister has
National Highways will start work to demolish and rebuild two public rights of way for pedestrians over the M5 near Gloucester from next month. The
National Highways has announced a £30 million investment to improve safety and journeys for people using the ‘Shropshire Triangle’. Motorways and major A roads play
With British innovation as its core technology, Uber and Wayve have launched supervised autonomous rides in London, marking the first time autonomous trips are available
In April we brought you the news that the Scottish National Party had announced it will bring Transport Scotland back within the Scottish Government if
Veteran newspaper columnist Peter Hitchens has told Highways News Britain needs to recognise that allowing the motor car to dominate its transport system was a
Plans to build a new tramline linking the north and centre of Edinburgh seem certain to be to be shelved following a row over the
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